The next day, Ms. Riviello said, she was removed from her post as senior nurse manager and given a full-time desk job that prohibited her from contact with patients. She eventually was reprimanded and is facing a 30-day unpaid suspension for releasing the woman.
Now, Ms. Riviello is one of more than 50 whistleblowers who say the Veterans Affairs Department retaliated against them for trying to do their jobs.
The complaints got backing last week from the Justice Department’s office of special counsel, which issued a stern warning for the VA to shape up.
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yup free health care food clothes diapers for illegals and f the vets! show just how f'd up this administration and the left are! wake up fools!
A 'stern warning' would be losses of jobs w/o retirement benefits and prosecutions. Not something verbal. It's just more DOJ BS from Eric Holder. Leniency is far, far too pervasive among these career criminals and their advocates.
This is a disgrace hangings too good for them
This is some can of worms here.This could go on for years.
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